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Why spend your money on building something without knowing
what it will be like?
Here at Silver Street Architects, we
listen to what you want. It's our job to hear how you
want to live,
and then give that to you. We will make your
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To answer this question, noted architectural
scholar Francis
D. K. Ching draws this analogy: |
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One must know and understand the alphabet before words
can be formed and a vocabulary developed; one must understand
the rules of grammar and syntax before sentences can
be constructed; one must understand the principles of
composition before essays, novels and the like can be
written. Once these elements are understood, one can
write poignantly or with force.
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The architect therefore
needs,
...to understand
the basic elements of architectural form and space,
to understand how they can be manipulated in the
development of a design concept, and realize the visual
implications in the implementation of a design solution.
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